Brooklyn’s King Stampede have recently unveiled their latest offerings of New Era caps for this upcoming summer. The two models include the KS Veteran, and the Sideways cap. The KS Veteran is available in black, white and navy with the crested patch that reads “Ain’t Gonna Feel Like You, When The Sun Goes Down”. The Sideways cap is available in black, white and green and features a thick 3-D King Stampede logo with the signature KS “Yo!” character featured on the rear. These will drop in July.
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Here’s a look at an upcoming seamless Dunk Low that features numerous perforations in differing sizes along the body. The white upper and the perforations reveal a blue underlay. Some people have compared this sneaker to that of the 2004 release from Nike, the Zvezdochka due to its similarities in upper.
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Mad Foot! and Japanese clothing brand, Optimystik recently hooked up to create their second collaborative sneaker. This sneaker features a slick white patent leather upper. However the real noise appears when the lights go out to reveal pinstripe glow in the dark detail. The glow in the dark pattern features palm leaves and birds in an all-over pattern. These are expected to drop early to mid November.
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Sneakers n’ Stuff have recently unveiled this latest neon green helping of the classic adidas Gazelle model. This colorway parallels that of your everyday tennis ball, with everything from the laces to the inner lining all being neon green. It’s worth noting that this suede upper is also missing the classic 3 stripes. Also available in several other colors.
Japanese jewelry and leather maker, Jam Home Made & Ready Made recently created two special pieces for Hong Kong’s Silly Thing. Included amongst these two pieces are a black silver deer skin bracelet and a black silver skull ring. Look for this items to drop this weekend.
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Wrapping up their debut line release, Us Versus Them has released their mid-weight Natural Order jacket in their store & online. Featuring custom artwork and lettering that required over 175,000 stitches, 2 appliqués, 3D embroidery and limited to 75 pieces, these are more akin to wearable art prints than your everyday sweatshirt. According to the site – “…this is not a 1 season hoodie. This is not something you buy, rock for a couple months and flip so you can buy another hoodie. This is something you keep for years and break out as the first leaves start to fall each autumn… I hope this piece becomes a staple in people’s wardrobes, because it wasn’t designed as a trend piece.”
